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This trip through musical Istanbul is a little prettier than it is deep, but it provides a window into the variegated subcultures of a city one musician calls “a bridge crossed by 72 nations.” - Marrit Ingman
Not reviewed at press time. This Indian drama revolves around the subtle development of attraction between a man and a woman who are married, but not to each other. - Cindy Widner
Like any indie comedy worth its weight in quirkiness, Little Miss Sunshine is packed with offbeat characters, all struggling to find meaning in life – in this case on a road trip to a children's beauty pageant. And the film is so much fun, it’s almost impossible not to enjoy the journey. - Toddy Burton
Austinite Hector Galán’s reverential look at Grammy-winning "Texican" rockers Los Lonely Boys is a document of persistence, passion, and some of the finest rock & roll since Stevie Ray Vaughan’s untimely exit. - Marc Savlov
The unexpected rise and meteoric fall of the North American Soccer League in the heady, silly mid-Seventies is chronicled for the first time in this charmingly chatty documentary, which ably tracks both the birth of the sport on these shores and its ignominious downfall, which arrived almost overnight with the leave-taking of Pelé. - Marc Savlov
Not reviewed at press time.Horror master Wes Craven and Japanese writer/director Kiyoshi Kurosawa co-wrote on this remake, which involves a deadly electronic signal that gives new meaning to the life-sucking power of technology. - Cindy Widner
A Bollywood love story about an upper-class man who marries a liberal woman and the problems that inevitably arise in their union. - Marjorie Baumgarten
This snooty-dancer-meets-street-dancer musical romance is so painfully intent on teaching its characters life lessons every few minutes that it forgets to be trashy. - Marrit Ingman
This is not the 9/11 film we expected from Stone, who tells the fact-based story of two individuals who somehow survived the collapse of the World Trade Center and with a remarkable economy of expressionistic detail and bombast. - Marjorie Baumgarten
Not reviewed at press time. Strangely gifted kids cluster around washed-up superhero Jack (Allen) to learn how to use their superpowers and save the world. - Cindy Widner
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